shockedcanadian
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As I said, they are activists 24/7. MSNBC does the work of Americas enemies and I expect that deep pocket "investors", many of them China-First fools will be funding Harris to be involved in activism.
Foreign governments and wealthy donors don't want unity, they want division and strife. It makes their attempts to harm America easier to conduct.
They complain that Trump didn't accept the election results in 2020 but the truth is that the far-left NEVER accept election results unless their side wins and the continued attacks on Americas Middle Class is accelerated in favor of government expansion and their Pravda supporters.
If I am Trump I simply ignore them and tell media directly, "twice I won the elections and twice you never accepted the results. The difference between us is that I didn't create stories to generate Committees, continued investigations, impeachments and the like".
They all sound like Gobbels offspring. Blaming their enemies what they themselves engage in.
www.msnbc.com
If this was an election that was not just a choice between two candidates but a choice between keeping the American system of government or trading it in for a strongman authoritarian system instead, then Tuesday’s decisive result gives us a big to-do list.
If you are an American who doesn’t want to ash-can the American system of government, who doesn’t want a system where the whole government is one guy and everything else just exists to serve him, if that’s not the country you want, then that means you have more to do for your country now than you have ever done before. We don’t just flip a switch and the American democracy is gone. It doesn’t work like that.
We’re the only 248-year-old multiracial pluralistic democracy in the world. So, shall we keep it?
First, let’s get real: We’re now just another one of those countries that decided to try the strongman thing and see how it goes. Many more countries in the world are governed by that kind of system than are governed by ours. We’re the only 248-year-old multiracial pluralistic democracy in the world. So, shall we keep it? A lot of our fellow Americans say we shouldn’t. But a lot of Americans, tens of millions, say we should. Which means it’s time to fight for it.
Foreign governments and wealthy donors don't want unity, they want division and strife. It makes their attempts to harm America easier to conduct.
They complain that Trump didn't accept the election results in 2020 but the truth is that the far-left NEVER accept election results unless their side wins and the continued attacks on Americas Middle Class is accelerated in favor of government expansion and their Pravda supporters.
If I am Trump I simply ignore them and tell media directly, "twice I won the elections and twice you never accepted the results. The difference between us is that I didn't create stories to generate Committees, continued investigations, impeachments and the like".
They all sound like Gobbels offspring. Blaming their enemies what they themselves engage in.
Trump’s win gives Americans who want to defend democracy a big to-do list
Rachel Maddow: This isn't the time to check out. It's time to save the country.
The work that has to be done applies to every aspect of our society. It’s time to save the country.
www.msnbc.com
If this was an election that was not just a choice between two candidates but a choice between keeping the American system of government or trading it in for a strongman authoritarian system instead, then Tuesday’s decisive result gives us a big to-do list.
If you are an American who doesn’t want to ash-can the American system of government, who doesn’t want a system where the whole government is one guy and everything else just exists to serve him, if that’s not the country you want, then that means you have more to do for your country now than you have ever done before. We don’t just flip a switch and the American democracy is gone. It doesn’t work like that.
We’re the only 248-year-old multiracial pluralistic democracy in the world. So, shall we keep it?
First, let’s get real: We’re now just another one of those countries that decided to try the strongman thing and see how it goes. Many more countries in the world are governed by that kind of system than are governed by ours. We’re the only 248-year-old multiracial pluralistic democracy in the world. So, shall we keep it? A lot of our fellow Americans say we shouldn’t. But a lot of Americans, tens of millions, say we should. Which means it’s time to fight for it.
